Soldier Who Lost 4 Limbs Has Double-Arm Transplant At Hopkins
The first soldier to survive after losing all four limbs in the Iraq war has received a double-arm transplant.
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The first soldier to survive after losing all four limbs in the Iraq war has received a double-arm transplant.
Baltimoreans turned out in droves at a bone marrow drive not just to help those battling leukemia but one of their own.
Maryland officials will be announcing where Maryland's first five health enterprise zones will be.
A new Gallup Poll revealed that just more than 36 percent of Americans are overweight.
It's cold outside, but it's hard to believe just how cold.
Instead of trying to eat less junk food, plan to eat an apple when hunger hits.
Could acid from reflux end up down the windpipe? It's likely.
Almost 60 percent of people report going online to figure out their own illnesses.
Most researchers agree that Americans work more hours than anyone else in the world.
Heart attacks may have met their match in the form of a bowl of berries.
A local priest suffering from leukemia is asking the community to come forward to help save lives of people fighting cancer.
More than a half a million people are predicted to die this year in America from all forms of cancer. Though the overall number is staggering, the predicted deaths are showing a decrease from a high reached in 1991.
State health officials say the season's first pediatric flu-related death has been confirmed in Maryland.
The University of Maryland School of Medicine is laying the last beam at its new $200 million cancer treatment facility.
There are many ways to feel better from flu that don't involve taking medication.
